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Five-Night Stay with Internet and Daily Breakfast at Waikiki Gateway Hotel in Honolulu

Waikiki Gateway Hotel

Secluded Boutique Hotel Overlooking Waikiki Beach

Unlike some hotels in Honolulu, the Waikiki Gateway Hotel isn’t fenced in by neighboring buildings that block scenic views. Instead, a park that’s rife with palm trees and native flora encloses the boutique hotel. The vegetation provides a serene transition between it and world-renowned Waikiki Beach, located just a quarter of a mile away.

Some of the island’s best beach views can be found from the private lanais of deluxe Waikiki-view rooms. In the morning, you’ll enjoy a breakfast of eggs and pancakes, which is included with this Groupon. In addition to the postcard-worthy Waikiki Beach, there are plenty of other nearby attractions. Since the resort is located along Kalakaua Avenue, visitors can peruse the accessories at the nearby Luxury Row.

Waikiki: White-Sand Beaches and Luxury Entertainment on the Pacific Ocean

Once a private playground for Hawaii’s ruling class, today the Honolulu neighborhood of Waikiki welcomes all visitors to white-sand beaches, sunny avenues, and cultural attractions. About a mile south of the hotel, you’ll discover the Honolulu Zoo, an expansive habitat that’s home to exotic and endangered species such as sumatran tigers and white-handed gibbons. Steps away, the Waikiki Aquarium stations itself alongside a living reef. Within the marine museum, more than 3,500 creatures of the tropical Pacific glide throughout glassed-in galleries.

Ask the hotel concierge about making the trek to Diamond Head State Monument, a 300,000-year-old saucer formed by a single explosive eruption. Hikers can walk down a 0.8-mile trail where molten lava once smoldered to ascend to the crater’s 560-foot-tall lip.